Tripura Police recover ₹7 crore in bank fraud case; cashier arrested

Tripura police claimed that the scammers had claimed an investigation into the scams of the Agartala Municipal Company (AMC) 16.38 Crore Siphon.

Police, September 13, 2025 on Saturday, after watching the scammers in Southern Indian states, using technical tools, 7 Crore was rescued using technical vehicles, he said. The progress was made one day after the state government to form a special investigation team (SIT) headed by Annex SP Dhruva Nath.

Money, UCO Bank’s branch of the municipal company commissioner DK Chakma’nın signature was evacuated with checks.

SIT arrested a cashier from the same city branch as it should be detained in the investigation. The Ramayani Shrimayi, a resident of the Nowgaon region in Assam, was defined as the Ramazi Shrimayi.

However, the police did not give details of the alleged connection with the deception. However, the sources said that it provides technical support to fraudsters.

UCO Bank, Mayor Dipak Majumder as requested by the Fund of money to embezzle the Funda paid back to the amc account. Bank officials said they cooperated with the police in order to follow the scammers and prevent such events in the future.

Between August 25 and September 2, the ₹ 16.38 Crore triggered the political debate of the Crore spoils, and the opposition claimed that the AMC was held in financial fraud in funds related to the smart city project. AMC officials claimed that they had no hands in the bank dish and that other project issues were inspected and open to examination.